The Tysons

A prominent British writer and active suffragist, May Sinclair contributed significantly to literature with her novels, short stories, and poetry. Known for her unique perspectives, she was a pioneering figure in modernist criticism, famously coining the term "stream of consciousness" while reviewing Dorothy Richardson's work. Sinclair's engagement in the suffrage movement was notable, exemplified by her playful yet impactful participation in fundraising events, where she embodied a rebellious version of Jane Austen.